Berlin Marathon
Sep 21

Berlin Marathon

Sunday, September 21, 2025
Finished
Rank Athlete Finish Time
31
Jaclyn Fike-Taveras
3:08:46
32
Albert Callahan
3:09:37
33
Allison Duba
3:09:46
34
Juan Venegas
3:10:35
35
Tendayi Dabengwa
3:11:52
36
Monica Ruiz
3:12:00
37
Agustín Montero
3:13:13
38
Ryan Barney
3:16:34
39
Jaclyn Fowler
3:17:36
40
Chase Rapp
3:18:05
42
Amanda Fischer
3:18:40
43
Ian Keeling
3:18:58
44
Chandrashekhar Bhandari
3:19:54
45
Yoshimi Takano
3:20:18
46
Amar Kuchinad
3:20:22
47
Takaaki KINOSHITA
3:21:06
48
Samantha Santoni
3:21:39
49
Kimberly Reda
3:21:52
50
Allen Ye
3:22:04
51
Dan Stoddard
3:22:52
52
Alexandra Bonvouloir
3:23:00
53
Steve Roberts
3:23:15
55
Pedro Henrique Murad Bichara
3:25:17
56
Stephan Koch
3:26:21
57
John Puccio
3:27:35
58
Anne Lugo
3:27:47
59
Usman Biradar
3:28:45
60
Sergii G
3:29:07

Race Details

Berlin, Germany
Distance Marathon
673 Running
Avg. VDOT finish times 4:12:29
The BMW Berlin Marathon is one of the world’s most prestigious marathons, part of the Abbott World Marathon Majors. Taking place annually in Berlin, Germany, it is renowned for its fast, flat course through the city, attracting elite athletes and amateur runners globally. The event includes various race formats, but its marathon is especially popular for record-breaking performances.
The course is celebrated for its flat, fast terrain and smooth paved roads. Runners traverse Berlin’s iconic sights, including Brandenburg Gate and Victory Column, with minimal turns and wide avenues, making it ideal for personal bests and world record attempts.
The elevation profile is extremely flat, with minimal climbs or descents throughout the entire course, contributing to its reputation as a world-record marathon course.
Route map

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